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|Publication number
|Publication type
|Application number
|Publication date
|Oct 31, 1978
|Filing date
|Mar 21, 1977
|Priority date
|Mar 21, 1977
|Publication number
|Marion E. Hines, Harold E. Stinehelfer, Sr., Dana W. Atchley, Jr.
|Original Assignee
|Microwave Associates, Inc.
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|BiBTeX, EndNote, RefMan
|Patent Citations (4), Referenced by (114), Classifications (11)
|External Links: USPTO, USPTO Assignment, Espacenet
This invention relates to multi-element antenna arrays for the transmission and reception of radio waves having a directional characteristic. In particular, it relates to those arrays whose direction of maximum transmission or reception can be altered or "steered" by electrical switching means, and which are commonly known as "phased arrays".
It is well known that an antenna array consisting of a number of separate radiating antenna elements which are simultaneously driven from a common source of radio frequency power, through an electrical power dividing and an electrical phasing network, can be so arranged in spaced and the individual phases so determined, that the radiated energy will be highly concentrated in one direction and strongly suppressed for other directions.
Such a combination of multiple antennas is known as a "phased array". Because of the particular arrangement of the individual antennas in space, combined with a particular set of electrical phases at each element, the individually radiated waves combine and add together in phase in the preferred direction. In other non-preferred directions, the vector sum of the radiated waves from all of the antenna elements will be very much weaker and in some cases may completely vanish.
It is also well known that an array of antennas, fixed in position, can have its preferred radition direction altered or "steered" by changing the relative electrical phases of the radio-frequency (RF) energy supplied to each element. To accomplish this, RF switches are usually employed which change the phase relationships among the multiple elements. When this is done, the complete array and its associated power dividing, switching and phasing networks constitute a "steerable phased array". Such arrays have been used for RADAR antennas at UHF and microwave frequencies and for communications at radio, HF, VHF, and UHF frequencies.
It is also well known that any radio antenna, or any interconnected array of antennas, has identical directional characteristics when acting either as a transmitter or as a receiver of radio waves, to or from distant points. In this disclosure, we will be discussing transmitter radiation characteristics in most cases, but it is to be understood that the directional characteristics apply equally well to an application as a receiver.
This invention is a new form of steerable phased-array antenna which, in one embodiment, uses four vertical antenna elements above the plane of the earth, equally spaced on a circle parallel to the earth, arranged to radiate outward parallel to the earth's surface. When combined with power-dividing, switching, and phasing networks which are here disclosed, it is possible to maximize the radiation in any one of four primary directions without moving the antenna. The angular width of the radiation pattern is sufficiently wide that the four possible patterns overlap, allowing transmission or reception in any horizontal direction, over 360� of azimuth angle around the horizon.
Application of such an antenna is advantageous for radio communications to and from a station which must communicate with one or another of various distant stations at various times, which lie in different directions.
Examples of prior art in array antennas are discussed in the following paragraphs.
Page H. "Ring-Aerial Systems" Wireless Engineering, October, 1948, pp. 308-315 -- describes two arrangements of aerials (elements) arranged in the form of a ring; in one arrangement the amplitudes of the currents in all the elements are the same, but the phase changes progressively around the ring (among other constraints); in the other arrangement the ring currents are in-phase, and a single aerial is added at the center of the ring, carrying a current which may be in phase with or in phase opposition to that of the ring elements.
Knudsen, H. L. "Radiation from Ring Quasi-Arrays"IEEE. Antennas & Propagation, July, 1956 (Electromagnetic Wave Theory Symposium) Vol. AP-4, pages 452-472 -- concerned with elements placed equidistantly along a circle and carrying currents of the same numerical value but with a phase that increases uniformly along the circle.
Knudsen, H. L. "The Necessary Number of Elements in a Directional Ring Aerial", Journal of Applied Physics, Vol. 22, Number 11, November, 1951, pages 1299-1306 -- concerned with the same two arrangements described by Page H (above), as background for discussion of a more complex arrangement comparing ring-arrays of odd and even numbers of elements, the examples illustrated being an eight-element array, and arrays of from five to nine elements, in which relative phases of currents in the elements are periodically adjusted to effect electrical steering of a directivity (beam) pattern.
Cheng, D. K. and Tseng, F. I. "Maximization of Directive Gain for Circular and Elliptic Arrays", Proc. IEE, Vol. 114, pages 589-594, May, 1967 -- concerned with a study of the relation between ring diameter (expressed as a function of wave-length) and directivity under various conditions or relative current phases in the antenna elements, which are complex both as to phases and amplitudes in arrays combining isotropic and dipole elements.
Hickman, C. E., NEFF, H. P. and Tillman, J. D. "The Theory of a Single-Ring Circular Array" Transactions AIEE, Vol. 80, Part I, May, 1961, pages 110-115 -- describes a six-element array in which the currents and impedances are interrelated in a specific complex configuration, to achieve a steerable directivity pattern with a beam width of about 80�.
Hansen, W. W. and Woodyard, J. R. "A New Principle in Directional Antenna Design" Proc. I.R.E., Vol. 26, No. 3, pages 333-345, March 1938 -- describes configurations of an end-fire array, and antennas placed in concentric rings, for both vertical directivity and horizontal directivity; the authors note (page 341) that the antennas are not so placed and so phased as to make the effects add as well as possible in the preferred embodiment.
Terman, F. E. and Hansen, W. W. -- 2,218,487 -- Oct. 15, 1940 discusses a pluarlity of arrays of antenna elements, in multiple end-fire arrangements, and in multiple circular arrangements, for both uniform horizontal coverage and directional horizontal coverage. Against this background there has remained a need for a simple and economical-to-realize antenna array having a directional sensitivity pattern which is electrically induced, and which has high gain directional characteristics, which can be electrically steered, and which, in addition, can be made substantially omnidirectional by changing electrical connections to the antenna elements. Some attempts to solve a part of this problem are represented in U.S. Pat. No. 3,996,592 issued Dec. 7, 1976, wherein an array of three vertical dipoles located at the corners of a horizontal equilateral triangle are given directional sensitivity by using two dipoles as parasitic reflectors for the third; the structure used requires that the length of a dipole be electrically altered when changing its function to that of a parasitic reflector. The same general idea appears in the prior art cited in that patent. Included in that art is Yagi Pat. No. 1,860,123 issued May 24, 1932 wherein the length of a dipole is altered from less than a half wave-length in order to switch the directivity of a multielement array; that patent requires a control active radiator and a circular array of parasitic radiators.
FIG. 1 is a partially perspective view of a 4 antenna element antenna system;
FIG. 1A is a schematic view of a 4 element antenna system;
FIG. 2 is a chart depicting relative gain of three antenna systems having antenna elements various distances apart versus direction angle;
FIG. 3 is a schematic diagram of the phase relation of a 4 antenna element system;
FIG. 4 is a schematic diagram of a power divider and phasing means for a four element antenna system;
FIG. 5 is a schematic diagram of another embodiment of a power divider and phasing means for a four element antenna system;
FIG. 6 is a perspective view of a three element antenna system;
FIG. 6A is a schematic view of the phase relation of a three antenna element system; and
FIG. 7 is a schematic diagram of a power divider and phasing means for a three element antenna system.
Referring to FIG. 1, four similar antenna elements 10, 11, 12, 13 are located above a common plane 14 in positions that are equidistant on the circumference of a circle 16 lying in the common plane 14. As shown in FIG. 1A, the antenna elements are also in positions that are at respective corners of a square 16' which is preferably one-fourth wavelength long on each side, referred to the mid-frequency of the operating frequency band. The plane 14 may be located above the ground in any orientation, but in many cases it is the earth surface.
The following description is given, for the sake of simplicity, in terms of a transmitting system, but it will be realized that the system may transmit or receive. Each of the elements is electrically coupled to the power dividing and phasing means 17 through switching means 18, which induce radio frequency currents incident upon the elements to flow in the elements with defined magnitudes and defined electrical phase relationships amongst themselves. Electrically coupled to the power dividing and phasing means are switching means 18 which may allow, if desired, an interchange of the phase and magnitude relationships amongst the antenna elements, as generated by the power dividing and phasing means. A transmitter 19 is electrically coupled to the power dividing and phasing means. The power dividing and phasing means 17 induce radio frequency currents incident upon the antenna elements to flow in the elements with substantially equal magnitudes but with electrical phases which differ such that two of the said elements, which are diametrically opposite each other on circle 16 have equal phase while one of the other elements has an advanced phase of substantially 90� relative to the elements with equal phase, and the remaining element has a retarded phase of substantially 90� relative to the elements with equal phase. When this is achieved, a directional sensitivity pattern, providing a directive beam capable of being electrically steered, will be generated. It is the function of the switching means 8 to select which antenna element is to be activated by each of the signals from the power dividing means 17.
In FIG. 2 are shown computations of the relative antenna gain in decibels as a function of the direction angle. The heavily drawn curve is for the case where the spacing between adjacent antenna elements is one-fourth wavelength. The lightly drawn curves show directional characteristics at other frequencies where the spacing is greater or less than λ/4. The optimum spacing is substantially λ/4.
FIGS. 3a through 3d show the four sets of phase relations at the four antenna elements appropriate for the four major directions of maximum wave propagation.
There are numerous ways in which a transmitter's signal can be divided equally into four transmission lines at the desired phases -90�, 0�, +90�, 0�, and these signals switched among the four antenna elements. Some of these were described in a published article by two of the present inventors in the magazine QST for April 1976, pp. 27-30. One of these is illustrated in this disclosure as FIG. 4, which next will be explained in detail.
Within the dotted box 35 in FIG. 4 are three "Wilkinson" power dividers. Power from the transmitter 36 is transmitted by a transmission line 37 of surge impedance Z0, typically 50 ohms. At the tee 38 the power divides into two parts, transmitted via two lines 39 and 40 each of characteristic impedance √2Z0 (typically about 70 ohms) and of length equal to one-fourth wavelength. A resistor 43 of value 2Z0 ohms (typically 100 ohms) is bridged between the two lines at the points shown. Transmission lines 55 and 44, of impedance Z0, continue from these points, one by a short connection, and the other having an excess length of one-fourth wavelength. At the ends of these interconnecting lines 55 and 44, the signal has been divided by two, and that from line 44 has a phase shift of -90� compared with that from line 55. The circuits within the boxes 49 and 50 are identical to the one just described, constituting the second and third Wilkinson power dividers. As before, the powers are divided again into four equal parts in lines 56, 57, 58 and 59. Again there are excess line lengths in two of these lines, each of one-quarter wavelength. These excess lengths drop the phase by -90� in each case. If line 57 is taken as the reference, line 56 has -90� phase shift, line 59 has -90� phase shift, and line 58 has -180� phase shift. Compared with the common phase of lines 56 and 59, line 57 has a +90� phase and line 58 has a -90� phase. These are the four phase states desired at the antennas for optimum directional characteristics. Within the dotted box 51, we show six single-pole double-throw RF switches 60, 61, 62, 63, 64 and 65 each of which can have two alternative states of connection as indicated. These switches are shown in one of four optional combinations. Assuming that the line lengths within the box 51 are all short, the combination shown will activate antennas 46 and 47 with the same phase, while antenna 48 will be activated at -90� with respect to 46 and 47 while antenna 45 will be activated with +90� phase. It is evident that reversing the states of various ones of these switches in various combinations will permit activation of the antennas so that any one can be assigned -90� phase, and another diamatically opposite will have +90� phase, compared with the other two. In this way the directional characteristic of the antenna array can be "steered" in 90� increments around the horizon.
In FIG. 5, we show another method of activating four antenna elements from a single transmitter. Within the box 21 we show a combination of four "quadrature hybrid couplers" 30, 31, 32 and 33, which act as power dividers in a manner analogous to a Wilkinson divider which has an excess line length in one arm as shown in boxes 49 and 50 of FIG. 4. If a wave is applied to box 21 through a single one of the lines 26, 27, 28 or 29, the energy will emerge from the activated hybrid, divided in the two lines which emerge from the right side of box 30 (or 32), one with 90� phase advance compared with the other. These lines then feed the hybrid couplers 31 and 33, where the energy is again divided to feed the four antenna elements in relative phases 0�, 0�, -90� and +90� as indicated. Again, single-pole double-throw switches 22, 23, 24 and 25 are used to select which of the elements is to be activated by the -90� phase. Here, one switch is shown connecting the input line from the transmitter to one of the hybrid couplers, the other three being disconnected. Selection of another connection will shift the phase pattern to another direction, allowing the selection of any one of the four directions of propagation.
FIG. 5 allows another option not available in the network of FIG. 4, namely that by connecting all four switches so that all input lines to box 21 are simultaneously activated, we can obtain equal-phase excitation of the four antenna elements. This is a desirable option for many applications, which provides for uniform non-directional propagation as an option. Such behavior is useful when the transmitter is broadcasting to many outlying stations simultaneously or when listening for incoming calls whose direction cannot be anticipated. (If additional switches are added to the diagram of FIG. 4, it is possible to provide this option also. Such switches would by-pass the excess line length shown there attached to the Wilkinson dividers)
FIGS. 6 and 6A illustrate an antenna array analogs to that of FIGS. 1 and 1A. Here, only three elements are used instead of four. In this drawing the power dividing and phasing means and the switching means are not shown, but are quite analogous to those for the four-element array. In this case, six directions of propagation are readily obtainable.
FIG. 7 shows one form of circuitry for feeding the three-element array. Within the box 110 is a three-way Wilkinson Power divider. Transmitter power from 111 is transmitted to a 3-way branching point where the three lines 112, 113, and 114 each have a impedance √3 times as great as the impedance Z0 of the input line from 111, and each is one-fourth wavelength long. Three resistors 118, 119 and 120, each of value 3 times Z0 interconnect the three lines as shown. This set of branching lines, combined with the resistors constitutes a 3-way Wilkinson Power divider. In these three lines, the power is equally divided and in phase. These lines are transmitted through sets of single-pole-double-throw switches 123, 124, 125, 126, 127 and 128, arranged so that any one of said lines may or may not have an excess line length 130, 131 and 132 of one-fourth wavelength inserted in the path to the respective antenna. By selecting the proper states for these switches, one can provide a set of phase relationships which can be selected to cause the beam to be transmitted in any one of six directions.
For these, two antennas may have equal phase and the third may be advanced or retarded by approximately 90�. There are three ways in which two of the three can be selected to have equal phase, and for each of these ways, two options exist as to whether the remaining antenna has an advanced or a retarded phase. These six options provide six different directions of propagation around the horizon, covering 360�.
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|342/374, 343/876, 343/832, 342/371, 342/433
|International Classification
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To the Editor: The articles on embryonic stem cells by Dr Lanza and collegues1 and Drs Juengst and Fossel2 focus on ethical issues raised by human embryo research but do not address another set of issues relevant to stem cell research. Creating human embryonic stem cell lines from somatic cell donors would require a large supply of oocytes. Experience in infertility treatment indicates that obtaining such oocytes will not be easy.3 Most women will be unwilling to undergo oocyte retrieval unless they are offered financial rewards or the opportunity to assist in their own or a loved one's treatment. Such incentives to provide oocytes raise ethical issues meriting discussion in their own right. Proposals to use oocytes of other species to create human embryonic cell lines require extensive ethical analysis as well.4
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Block Fortress iOS
- Publisher: Foursaken Media
- Release Date: Mar 7, 2013
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Mar 15, 2013Block Fortress's combination of Minecraft plus tower defense plus first-person shooter teeters on the edge of too much shooter, but the combination is a blast to play.
Mar 18, 2013With plenty of depth, replayability and a great melding of genres, there's plenty to check out and enjoy.
Mar 13, 2013Building on the more intriguing aspects of their recent hit Heroes and Castles, Foursaken continues to amaze and excite us with these fantastically deep mobile games.
Mar 9, 2013It comes down to the classic gaming questions: do you have the proper equipment, and do you have the wherewithal to invest the time.
Mar 24, 2013It's Minecraft meets Tower Defense on the iOS. You're either gonna love it or loathe it.
Mar 13, 2013Block Fortress hides ample fun and depth behind its clone mask, yielding an arguably more entertaining experience than the iOS hit it draws its visual inspiration from.
Mar 13, 2013A quirky mix of Minecraft, tower defence, and FPS elements, Block Fortress makes for an absorbing experience despite some rough edges.
Mar 11, 2013Hybrid games can be tough to pull off, but Foursaken Media makes it look easy. Not only is Block Fortress great, but it does a wonderful job of catering to all three of its core game types. Fans of just about anything should definitely think about taking the $1.99 plunge.
Mar 8, 2013The FPS component of the game may not be thrilling in the early stages of the game, but the scope for experimentation in defenses make this a very compelling purchase from the very start.
Mar 7, 2013Block Fortress takes the Minecraft idea into a warzone with turrets, goblins and guns. It is a fresh idea executed really well.
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MWSF Announcements Bring Goodness To Mac Users, But There May Be An Eventual Price
Just A Thought - MWSF Announcements Bring Goodness To Mac Users, But There May Be An Eventual Price
by , 12:00 PM EST, January 8th, 2003
The folks at 1 Infinite Loop have certainly been busy little bees. While it is true that we didn't get a new iPod, or a new PDA, or a nuclear powered, Apple-branded facial tissue dispenser, few can say that Steve Jobs wasn't kidding when he said he had two Macworlds worth of announcements to make. What's more, every last bit of it was positive, not even a bit of borderline bad news.
Like the consummate showman he is, Steve Jobs wowed the crowd today with so much Apple goodness that one could feel the Reality Distortion through the nearly flawless MPEG-4 QuickTime stream presentation of the keynote. As if by magic Mr. Jobs gave us new versions of iMovie, iPhoto and iDVD, and actually is giving us most of those apps for free, contrary to what many rumor sites (and some mainstream press) have stated.
He prestidigitally produced two new PowerBooks that left many mouths agape and wondrously waved his hands and made the completely new business application, Keynote, appear. I watched the keynote on my Cube and, at the end, I almost stood up and cheered. Now, I'm not a suspicious person but I hafta wonder what Mr. Jobs has up his other sleeve.
Why does he have to have something up his sleeve, you might wonder? He doesn't, but I can't see how even Apple can keep producing this increasingly amazing stuff and not charge an arm and a leg for it. Oh, I'm not complaining, mind you. I love the fact that I can get iPhoto 2, iTunes 3, iMovie 3, and iDVD 3 in a nice bundle and it will only set me back US$49 for the first 3 for free if I download them; and I appreciate Safari, Apple's new Web browser that is so fast it makes you wonder why other browsers are so very slow. Who can complain about Apple's adoption of the 802.11g wireless networking standard, or the nearly overlooked announcement of X11 for OS X, which allows you to seamlessly run X11 window applications natively in Aqua?
Many may see nothing but cool Apple goodness, but when it comes to the iApps, all I see is thousands of man-hours of work with little real immediate return on that sizable investment. Apple is, after all, a business, and it must earn a profit. Since Apple is not getting much for its efforts now it must mean that it expects to in the future. It could be that we'll find out that the rumor sites (and some mainstream press) were right all along and Apple will start expecting us to pay for these wonderful iApps.
Is that so bad? If Apple does start charging for updates to the iApps, would you complain? I wouldn't. It takes a lot to make Macs work the way they do, and nothing in this world is completely free, nor should it be. I firmly believe that, in the not too distant future, major upgrades to the iApps, such as the ones we got today, will cost us and, as long as the cost is reasonable, I won't mind a bit. I also believe that, once people start to use the new iApps, they won't mind either, and therein lies the slight of hand of Steve Jobs; by letting you use the apps you'll soon realize how good they are and you won't balk when he attaches a price tag to the upgrade. That's cool. For now the iApps are free or nearly so, and that makes me a very happy camper.
Vern Seward is a writer who currently lives in Orlando, FL. He's been a Mac fan since Atari Computers folded, but has worked with computers of nearly every type for 20 years.
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text: tag:blogger.com,1999:blog-113216062016-07-30T08:01:18.986-05:00Houston StrategiesAn open dialogue on serious strategies for making Houston a better city, as well as a coalition-builder to make them happen. All comments, email, and support welcome.Tory Gattishttp://email@example.com:blogger.com,1999:blog-11321606.post-29998320344789634752016-07-18T18:10:00.000-05:002016-07-18T18:10:14.289-05:00Elements of an Opportunity CityAs part of a project for the Center for Opportunity Urbanism, I tried to take some elements of Houston and generalize them to describe an Opportunity City model that other cities could emulate. I came up with three major items supported by many descriptive sub-points. I'd love to get feedback from readers in the comments. Did I miss anything? Elements of an Opportunity City Energized Tory Gattishttp://firstname.lastname@example.com:blogger.com,1999:blog-11321606.post-24465923931604551032016-07-10T18:41:00.000-05:002016-07-10T18:42:00.767-05:00On-demand is the future of transit, #2 friendliness = Houspitality, benefits of no-zoning, red vs. blue urbanists, and moreThis week's items: A Travel and Leisure magazine survey ranked Houston #2 in the country for friendliness, just behind San Antonio. Somehow Dallas ended up on the rude list. Yet another reason Houspitality should be our image/brand! Good Chronicle story on Houston's history with zoning battles - the best mistake we never made! "Study: On-demand shared vehicles provide better service for Tory Gattishttp://email@example.com:blogger.com,1999:blog-11321606.post-74576789742885688982016-07-04T20:42:00.000-05:002016-07-04T22:35:08.208-05:00 Building to the Grand Finale - An updated analysis of the 45N rebuildHappy Independence Day! (a bit of that theme in the post) I'm finally back from my travels. This week we have a guest post by Houston Freeways author Oscar Slotboom on plans for the 45N project, which was recently featured in the Chronicle where I was quoted. ----- In May TxDOT posted updated schematics for the inner loop section of the North Houston Highway Improvement Project on the officialTory Gattishttp://firstname.lastname@example.com:blogger.com,1999:blog-11321606.post-17710494124613660682016-06-14T18:28:00.002-05:002016-06-14T18:31:54.078-05:00False sprawl tax, DART's rail fail, raves for Houston's 'zoning lite', racist red tape for aspiring Uber drivers, and moreOur featured item this week is the so-called "sprawl tax", which I argue against in the Chronicle here and on local KPRC TV here (I start at 1:15). I always struggle to keep my answers crisp in these interviews, but they worked a miracle in editing, distilling 10 minutes to 12 seconds, lol. In short, I object to the label – sprawl tax – because it implies you have no choice (taxes are not Tory Gattishttp://firstname.lastname@example.com:blogger.com,1999:blog-11321606.post-91923181942238963992016-06-07T17:13:00.001-05:002016-06-07T18:18:57.763-05:00Big news, METRO's future, our traffic and gentrification is better than you think, cars safer than rail, and moreApologies for the delay since my last blog post. A lot has backlogged so this may be a long one... First, the big news: I got mentioned in David Brooks' New York Times column last week ("Where America Is Working", Chronicle reprint here) which I believe is the most read column in America (the column is consistently in the top ten most popular NYT articles which is unique among NYT's regular Tory Gattishttp://email@example.com:blogger.com,1999:blog-11321606.post-37762816608506908302016-05-25T18:44:00.000-05:002016-05-26T13:49:58.738-05:00Fix our pensions like AZ, passing Chicago for #3? avoiding over-regulation, MaX Lanes, and moreI want to open this week by getting a little contrary with this call for more planning, control, and zoning in Houston to prevent future flooding problems. While I'm sure there's more we can do to make sure new developments retain their runoff, I get a little tired of the call for more controls and regulations every time an averse event happens. This is how stultifying bureaucracies get built, Tory Gattishttp://email@example.com:blogger.com,1999:blog-11321606.post-5412353708955413482016-05-17T19:40:00.001-05:002016-05-17T19:41:30.114-05:00Houston's new mobility vision, how no-zoning works for us, NYT on TX, we need a police overhaul, and moreBefore getting to this week's smaller items, I'd like to feature a great piece by Market Urbanist Scott Beyer in The Federalist: How No Zoning Laws Works For Houston. It makes a great case for how Houston has been able to stay affordable while booming through enabling easy growth of housing supply (i.e. not strangling it with regulation). I'm extensively quoted in it, and although usually I Tory Gattishttp://firstname.lastname@example.com:blogger.com,1999:blog-11321606.post-45404953010313960732016-05-01T18:39:00.002-05:002016-05-05T21:33:01.583-05:0011 signs Houston will succeed, cheap traffic reduction, winning at affordable housing, TIFs, MUDs, and moreJust a few small items this week: Market Urbanist Scott Beyer on the pros and cons of tax increment financing. (TIFs) The WSJ on how to make city housing more affordable, which basically comes down to allowing more supply and variety rather than affordable housing programs, which are inherently very limited. Houston might be the best at the country at this, including the lack of zoning easily Tory Gattishttp://firstname.lastname@example.com:blogger.com,1999:blog-11321606.post-21166008571572621102016-04-26T19:08:00.001-05:002016-04-27T10:00:59.632-05:00WSJ features innovative Houston, reviewing drainage regulations, the problems of zoning, who's moving here and whyA few quick small items before the main item: Lots of op-eds calling for new development regulations after last week's flooding. I do think it's a good idea for the city and surrounding counties to form a joint commission (like this one at H-GAC) to review water runoff retention regulations for development and come up with a list of recommendations. The city can't do it alone - what really Tory Gattishttp://email@example.com:blogger.com,1999:blog-11321606.post-38249258713189831872016-04-17T18:02:00.001-05:002016-04-17T18:02:54.108-05:00Our philanthropic and culinary cultures, Chicago you have a Houston problem, Austin's over-regulation, and the fading American DreamSome smaller misc items this week: Houston's Wealth Drives A Culture Of Philanthropy, by Market Urbanist Scott Beyer in Forbes. "According to Charity Navigator, Houston sits near the top among major U.S. metros in total philanthropic assets, percentage of income given to charity, and financial health of its largest charities. In 2015, the organization ranked Houston number one, just ahead of Tory Gattishttp://email@example.com:blogger.com,1999:blog-11321606.post-81769664866947097632016-04-11T18:42:00.001-05:002016-04-11T18:42:52.316-05:00Defending the Pierce Elevated and other thoughts on TXDoT's plansAfter my post a few weeks ago on Purple City's alternative I45 plan through downtown, TXDoT very graciously brought in myself, Oscar Slotboom, and the editor of Purple City (preferring anonymity) to discuss the suggestions. They had pretty comprehensively analyzed the plan and raised many issues for discussion. It's unclear how much of it will be incorporated (I didn't get the impression it Tory Gattishttp://email@example.com:blogger.com,1999:blog-11321606.post-38057437119647108142016-04-06T16:11:00.001-05:002016-04-06T16:12:41.122-05:00Defending urban freeways, smart growth wrong approach to climate change, efficient spending, big TX, and moreHope you enjoyed last week's April Fools post. CultureMap stole the theme of my 2008 April Fools about the Ashby high-rise! But it was a good one worth repeating. Can't believe this Ashby controversy has dragged out over 8+ years - will it never end? Moving on to lots of small items to catch up on this week: My colleagues at the Center for Opportunity Urbanism on Houston Matters (local NPR) Tory Gattishttp://email@example.com:blogger.com,1999:blog-11321606.post-84641560648009296142016-04-01T00:00:00.000-05:002016-04-01T00:00:06.664-05:00TXDoT responds to Mayor Turner's call to rethink urban transportation and freewaysResponding to Mayor Turner's call to rethink their approach to urban transportation, combined with support for the demolition of the Pierce Elevated downtown and criticism of the Katy Freeway expansion (despite moving more than twice as many people as before), TXDoT released a new transportation vision and plan for Houston today. Embracing the widespread praise for freeway removal as well as theTory Gattishttp://firstname.lastname@example.com:blogger.com,1999:blog-11321606.post-24894005286100057112016-03-28T19:17:00.001-05:002016-03-28T19:18:01.062-05:00Economic benefits of Houspitality, we're doing better than you think with traffic, #1 growth, and moreThis week I want to feature a great piece by Scott Beyer in Governing magazine on Houston's friendliness and how that can help a city economy . Going straight to the great excerpts (highlights mine): "Rather than fast-paced and impersonal, Houston has a friendly, small-town feel that is surprising for America's fourth largest city. People hold doors, provide in-depth directions and smile at you Tory Gattishttp://email@example.com:blogger.com,1999:blog-11321606.post-7239741061445692372016-03-20T17:58:00.001-05:002016-03-20T17:58:35.415-05:00What Auckland can learn from Houston, rail fails, left-right overregulation consensus, why you can't afford to live in a liberal city, and moreMy hot air has finally made it to the other side of the planet. A New Zealand journalist interviewed me during a visit to Houston a couple months ago on what Auckland could learn from Houston's laissez faire approach to land-use regulation and housing development, and she extensively quoted me in this piece that came out of it. The quotes are mine, but I cannot take responsibility for the very Tory Gattishttp://firstname.lastname@example.com:blogger.com,1999:blog-11321606.post-15480413715720452772016-03-14T17:04:00.002-05:002016-03-21T08:50:03.167-05:00A compelling alternative to the I45 redevelopment plan thru downtownUPDATE: TXDoT is studying the plan to see what ideas they can integrate! UPDATE 2: Oscar Slotboom of Houston Freeways has updated his analysis here to incorporate the Purple City plan. Purple City has just published an absolutely amazing and incredibly detailed report with a comprehensive alternative to TXDoT's I45 redevelopment plan through downtown. So much thought has gone into it that it Tory Gattishttp://firstname.lastname@example.com:blogger.com,1999:blog-11321606.post-3393257277829549572016-03-05T18:46:00.000-06:002016-03-05T18:56:36.300-06:00America's Housing Crisis, new hurricane surge maps, techies escaping Silicon Valley for Houston, affordable housing, and moreBefore getting to the big backlog of items this week, I should mention that our Center for Opportunity Urbanism recently held a very successful and well-attended luncheon event to release our newest report on America's Housing Crisis. Chronicle coverage here, and coincidentally it got reinforced by this story at NPR about millennials moving to the suburbs. The report is packed with interesting Tory Gattishttp://email@example.com:blogger.com,1999:blog-11321606.post-89167901011056105022016-02-23T17:51:00.000-06:002016-02-23T17:55:13.893-06:00Answering Mayor Turner's call to re-imagine Houston's transportation future Last week the Chronicle published a piece of mine on addressing Houston's mobility challenges with the future in mind, including the rise of self-driving cars. I'd like to re-post it here for posterity and to catch any of my readers that might have missed it over there. How to fix Houston traffic? Let's talk MaX Lanes. Connected, beefed-up HOV lanes would move the most people, the fastest Tory Gattishttp://firstname.lastname@example.com:blogger.com,1999:blog-11321606.post-44713423882226593302016-02-14T18:49:00.000-06:002016-02-14T18:56:31.730-06:00The Houston model wins again (twice), understanding NIMBYs, the politics of home affordability, and moreFirst, on this Valentine's Day, I'd like to re-declare my love for Houston! ;-) Second, repeating last week's quick announcement: my Center for Opportunity Urbanism is having a free luncheon event near Uptown this Friday Feb 19th on America's Housing Crisis. Details and RSVP here - hope to see you there! Lots of items this week: The Houston model wins again: apartment supply is allowed to Tory Gattishttp://firstname.lastname@example.com:blogger.com,1999:blog-11321606.post-60883126197008016722016-02-08T17:34:00.002-06:002016-02-23T18:53:52.386-06:00An oil tax that would draw Republican support and re-energize HoustonFirst, a quick announcement: my Center for Opportunity Urbanism is having a free luncheon event near Uptown Friday Feb 19th on America's Housing Crisis. Details and RSVP here - hope to see you there! You may have read about President Obama's "dead on arrival" budget proposal of a $10/barrel oil tax. How could it be modified for bipartisan support? Change it to an import tariff, just as the Tory Gattishttp://email@example.com:blogger.com,1999:blog-11321606.post-16658081479843714762016-01-31T18:57:00.001-06:002016-01-31T19:19:54.936-06:00Opportunity over inequality, Vision Zero, policing for mental health, peak transit, and moreSeveral items to get to this week, but first I'd like to highlight this excellent piece (alternate link) by fellow, uh, Fellow at the Center for Opportunity Urbanism, Anne Snyder. Fantastic and emotionally powerful story that Harris County and the City of Houston can definitely learn from (please pass it along if you know any relevant people). Policing With Velvet Gloves This is the story of Tory Gattishttp://firstname.lastname@example.com:blogger.com,1999:blog-11321606.post-29603025779124277652016-01-25T18:27:00.001-06:002016-01-25T18:27:55.554-06:00Vote for mobility solns, defending the Katy expansion, H-GAC cool tools, and moreA few quick small items this week followed by my response on debate about the Katy Freeway expansion: The Mobility Houston traffic solution forum was launched this month (background here) to crowdsource solutions to Houston's mobility problems, and I'd like to request up-votes for my proposal on MaX Lanes as well as this proposal for intersection improvements. I know it's a slight hassle to Tory Gattishttp://firstname.lastname@example.com:blogger.com,1999:blog-11321606.post-206974339120648662016-01-17T20:14:00.001-06:002016-01-17T20:39:44.414-06:00METRO improvements, MaX Lines, UT vs. UH, Houston > Toronto, regulation trying to solve over-regulationThis week I got to attend a blogger lunch meeting at METRO (pic here) to get an update on things over there, which are definitely on a strong upswing (note to the new Turner administration: please be careful not to screw it up with bad board changes). The good news: Ridership is already up 10% since the redesigned bus network started a few months ago. Transit agencies all over the country are Tory Gattishttp://firstname.lastname@example.com:blogger.com,1999:blog-11321606.post-33887649775548875112016-01-10T22:13:00.002-06:002016-01-10T22:14:32.716-06:00Replacing firefighters, Astrodome "ruin porn", Katy expansion vs. wasteful rail, and moreThis week's items: I heartily second the Chronicle's call for rethinking how many firefighters - and their expensive pensions - the city needs to support: "Fire departments as people once knew them no longer exist. Most of a modern fire department's duties don't actually involve fighting fires. The number of fires across the nation was cut in half from 1980 to 2013, according to the National Tory Gattishttp://firstname.lastname@example.com:blogger.com,1999:blog-11321606.post-53495981410631457772016-01-04T17:38:00.001-06:002016-01-04T17:39:05.711-06:00Our food beats NYC, increasing METRO's P&R ridership, canal expansion impact, solving civic problems, Katrina refugees did better in Houston, and more Happy New Year everyone! New year, new mayor, new 4-year term - it'll be interesting to see how the city addresses its challenges and goes forward from here. Time for some fiscal new year's resolutions? Lots of small items stacked up over the holidays: The Washington Post food critic ranks Houston among the ten best food cities in America. (CultureMap story). Excerpts from both: "Tory Gattishttp://firstname.lastname@example.com


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Prof. S.I. Strong recently traveled to Zurich, Switzerland, to speak at an international colloquium on collective redress and class actions in Europe and the United States. Professor Strong's presentation focused on large-scale forms of arbitration, which was
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Collective Redress and Class Actions Subject of Professor Strong's Presentation in Zurich
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CSDR Marks 30th Anniversary
October 3rd, 2014
In 1984 the faculty at the University of Missouri Law School embarked on a mission to shape the development of the then nascent field of dispute resolution through the creation of the Center for the Study of
Professor Lande Joins Indisputably Blog
October 2nd, 2014
Professor John Lande joined the "Indisputably" blog of alternative dispute resolution law professors, which includes two LLM alumni — Cynthia Alkon, LLM '02, and Art Hinshaw, '93, LLM '00. Alkon is on the faculty at Texas A&M
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Professor S.I. Strong recently had a number of articles published in the United States, Europe and Latin America. "Limits of Procedural Choice of Law," 39 Brooklyn Journal of International Law 1027 (2014), arose out of a symposium
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Library Contributes to Humanities in the Digital Age
Wed, 04/06/2016 - 14:13
Library faculty Bill Ross and Eleta Exline are just a couple of the dozens of UNH faculty exploring digital humanities projects and potential.
Digital humanities (often abbreviated as DH) looks at traditional disciplines like philosophy, linguistics, language, history, and others, through the lens of computing, digital materials, and other scientific areas. Digital humanities is unique and exciting because it requires more than just thinking outside the box - it requires collaboration and expertise across multiple disciplines.
Collaboration between faculty members working in digital humanities is already taking place. The Digital Scholarship Working Group, co-chaired by Ross and associate professor and scholarly communications coordinator Eleta Exline, began meeting last year. The group is "focused on trying to figure out what the Library's role might be in providing digital scholarship support," Exline says.
Support from the Library might take different forms, according to Exline, from connecting faculty to different resources, maintaining digital exhibits and databases, or helping to train the next generation of researchers in the digital humanities.
Read more about "Humanities in the Digital Age" in the The College Letter, news from the College of Liberal Arts.Category: NewsSpecial Collections & ArchivesDigital CollectionsDimond Library
The Granite Yearbooks Available Online
Wed, 03/30/2016 - 15:15
All of the Granite yearbooks are now available to read or download online.
Digital Collections has scanned all 106 volumes of the Granite to the UNH Library website. You can view any UNH yearbook from 1909 to 2015 — that's about 30,000 pages!
You can start viewing the Granite now.Category: NewsDigital Collections
Digital collections currently unavailable
Thu, 12/24/2015 - 10:50
Our digital collections are currently unavailable due to an unforeseen technical problem. We are currently working to restore access.
In the meantime, you can also access many of our digitized items via the Internet Archive.
This outage does not affect access to the library catalog or our databases.
Digital collections contains digital versions of books, letters, photographs, and other items from our collections. The focus of Digital Collections is the history of New Hampshire, its people, places, events, governance, and industries, including the history of UNH.Category: NewsCollectionsDigital Collections
Holiday Music on Display
Wed, 12/09/2015 - 17:09
Through the month of December there is a display of holiday music in the Multimedia Room (Dimond, Level 2).
Come in to borrow some of your favorites today!
In addition to the display items, the UNH Library has numerous electronic resources that include holiday music within their collections:
Music Online: Classical Music Library
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Music Online: Popular Music Library
You can filter your searches by keyword, subject, or even specific songs.
As with other electronic resources, these music databases are available on-site to all users and off-site to UNH students, faculty, and staff.Category: NewsCollectionsDigital CollectionsMovies & Music
Display Celebrates 150 Years of Alice in Wonderland
Wed, 10/21/2015 - 08:32
In celebration of the 150th anniversary of Alice in Wonderland, we have created a display in Dimond Library with various representations of Lewis Carroll's classic story. Many items from the display are available for circulation, including:
- Children's adaptations of Alice in Wonderland
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- DVDs, music on CDs, and audiobooks
We've included many items from Special Collections, and digital photos courtesy of the UNH Department of Theater and Dance, from their past performances of Alice in Wonderland.
In addition to the display items, the UNH Library has many electronic resources related to Alice in Wonderland.
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Come see the display on the main level of Dimond Library near the circulation desk. The display will be up through the end of November.Category: NewsEventsCollectionsSpecial Collections & ArchivesDigital CollectionsMovies & MusicLocationsDimond Library
The Granite Yearbooks in Digital Collections
Tue, 09/16/2014 - 10:59
Over 50 of the Granite yearbooks are available to download or read online!
Digital Collections has scanned a large portion of yearbooks ranging from 1943-2012 so that you can access them online. Many of them are also searchable online.
You can start viewing The Granite now!Category: NewsDigital Collections
IMLS grant will help build new geospatial search interface
Thu, 11/07/2013 - 14:14
The UNH Library and its partner, the Earth Systems Research Center of the Institute for the Study of Earth, Oceans, and Space, have been awarded a grant in the amount of $474,156 from the Institute for Museum and Library Services though its National Leadership Grants for Libraries Program. The grant will help fund the building of PLACE, the Position-based Location Archive Coordinate Explorer.
PLACE will be a geospatial search interface, available to the general public through the library website. Access to embedded geospatial information in a flexible visual interface will enable library users to develop important skills such as visual, global and environmental literacy.
The PLACE project will develop:
- new tools not currently available in a geoportal, including a new geospatial gazetteer tool for improved searching
- new time series capabilities to easily assess changes over time
- usability driven interface improvements
By developing code to enable the Open Geoportal to interoperate with Fedora (the software platform used for the library's digital collections), we will be providing other Fedora libraries with collections containing geospatial or geographic content a mechanism for making those collections searchable in Open Geoportal for the first time. All PLACE modifications to Open Geoportal will be shared with the geoportal community and may be incorporated into future releases of the technology.
The PLACE project will build on the library's existing digital collections. In the 1990s the UNH Library was a pioneer in scanning historic USGS topographic maps and has continued to develop its digital library capabilities since then.Category: NewsDigital Collections
UNH Library collaborates with UNH Manchester to create new Manchester data repository
Tue, 08/27/2013 - 10:13
UNH Manchester and the UNH Library have collaborated to create a new Manchester Data Repository to house data related to the city. The repository also includes some information related to Hillsborough County and the state of New Hampshire.
The Manchester Data Repository offers a wide range of information published mainly between 2007 and 2013, all in easily downloadable PDF format. The information is presented in the forms of studies, reports, plans, guides, needs assessments and indicators, charts and graphs, summaries, articles, and statements from various local organizations. The collection is organized by year and includes topics such as health, youth, education, homelessness, economic development, environmental health, demographic trends, community safety, immigrants and refugees, community development, and arts and culture.
For the full story, visit UNH Today.Category: NewsCollectionsDigital Collections
Launch of Digital Public Library of America
Fri, 04/19/2013 - 10:10
The launch of Digital Public Library of America Celebration at Boston Public Library has been delayed by the tragedy at the marathon, but the site is up at http://dp.la/info/2013/04/18/a-proud-day-for-the-dpla/ . Our digital collections are included.Category: Digital Collections
UNH Granite Yearbook Viewable Online!
Tue, 11/27/2012 - 16:27
Digital Collections currently has 16 University of New Hampshire Yearbooks, "The Granite" available to either download or view online in your browser through our brand new Book Reader software. Please visit the collection and let us know what you think. And keep checking back for more yearbooks. The Book Reader software was built through a collaboration of the the UNH Library and the UNH Alumni Association.Category: News Digital Collections
UNH Digital Collections featured in The Scout Report
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User talk:Daniel/Archive/1
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- 1 Welcome
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- 3 US currency
- 4 Your sig
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- 7 Permssion for Image:ICE-V-Demo Cars Side View.jpg
- 8 blurring Aryan Guard image face
- 9 File:Danielguichard.jpg
- 10 Comment on DR?
- 11 Permssion for Image:C96Anschlagschaft.jpg
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Image:Maxwell D Taylor official portrait.jpg[edit]
Hi Daniel. It seemed Raymond just beat me to this one :-) Jastrow (Λέγετε) 08:35, 3 January 2008 (UTC)
US currency[edit]
Hello. I see you have modified several images of US currency, referring to OTRS #2007110910016335. Can you share details of this request/record? Parhamr 03:17, 3 March 2008 (UTC)
Your sig[edit]
"Daniel" points to the userpage, "talk" points to User talk:Daniel. This is blockable on Commons, just so you know ;) giggy (:O) 08:04, 24 March 2008 (UTC)
- *stab* Daniel (talk) 08:40, 24 March 2008 (UTC)
Giggy's RfB[edit]
I just wanted to say a huge thanks for your support in my RfB. It just closed, and I'm now a bureaucrat. If you ever want to discuss any of my actions, as a 'crat, admin, or plain old user, please don't hesitate to leave a note on my talk page.
Now you have to do this on EnWP! Cheers, giggy (:O) 10:43, 24 May 2008 (UTC)
Pending permission for image(s)[edit]
Hello DanielB!. I sent the permission and it was rejected once (on august, 26), so I ask again to the autor of the image using an email template and sent the response again to OTRS on august, 29 (maybe I do something wrong, it's my first time uploading an image to commons). The first time it was rejected the ticket number was Ticket#2008082510000558, I don't know if still being the same number for my second permission email to the OTRS (If that's not the ticket number I could send you the permission again). -Carocbax (talk) 17:20, 8 October 2008 (UTC)
Permssion for Image:ICE-V-Demo Cars Side View.jpg[edit]
I have sent the according permission to email@example.com on August 27, 2008 at 23:58 local time, but have received no response so far. I have also not received a response for permission mails sent on September 10th and 16th to the above address. What should I do to get the accordding permissions inserted in time? --Bigbug21 (talk) 08:28, 11 October 2008 (UTC)
blurring Aryan Guard image face[edit]
Hi, a while back, you asked me if it was ok, per an OTRS request, to blur the face of a under aged female appearing with neo-Nazis, in File:Aryan Guard 05.jpg, to which I agreed. I have been asked by the male on the right, wearing white, to have his faced blurred. He was a minor at the time. So, I think to be fair, we should do the same for him (apparently, he says he was the one who asked for the face blurring, but wasn't clear in the request). I could (and will shortly) simply upload a new version, but then that's easily revert. So, I'm asking you to do this, and delete the old version, if possible. I already pixelated him in the image on FlickR. --Rob (talk) 07:31, 13 December 2009 (UTC)
- Thanks for uploading the new version. I'll try and get the old version deleted now. Daniel (talk) 03:24, 21 April 2010 (UTC)
someone post an image and say you're the author? --TaraO (talk) 20:56, 24 January 2010 (UTC)
Comment on DR?[edit]
Hi! Feel free to comment here Commons:Deletion requests/File:Morning Glory Photo.jpg. --MGA73 (talk) 17:15, 4 March 2010 (UTC)
Permssion for Image:C96Anschlagschaft.jpg[edit]
Hello Daniel I have sent the mail "OTRS pending, FW: C96" to firstname.lastname@example.com on April 11, 2010. I will ask you to check if this mail contains the right information to give the permission. — Preceding unsigned comment added by Kr2455 (talk • contribs)
- Hi, my apologies for the delay in responding, it's been a busy couple of weeks. The ticket number in question is 2010041110009471. Unfortunately it's in German, so I won't be able to assist you :( The only thing I can suggest is looking through Category:Commons OTRS volunteers for someone who speaks German natively, as they may be able to help you. Sorry again, Daniel (talk) 03:21, 21 April 2010 (UTC)
Help request[edit]
I don't think this file needs permission, since I took the picture. If it does I would like OTRS to get permission. I don't have a wikimedia email address, so people tend not to answer me, such as when I asked for a picture of a chimp to be used. I think the publisher's web site is: http://www.marktwainproject.org Again, the file I'm talking about is: File:Autobiography of Mark Twain cover.jpg Thanks ---- Chucky 21:20Z1Mar2011 21:20, 1 March 2011 (UTC)
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The Nothing Special commenced operation in 2008 and has been presenting mind changing electronics at two club residencies - fabric in London and Blkmarket Membership in New York ever since. Guests have included Dopplereffekt, The Emperor Machine, Pole, 2652, Conforce, Horror inc., Covextion, Addison Groove, Anthony Rother, Shackleton and The Moritz von Oswald trio. More often than not Craig is the sole DJ providing soundscape support around the live performances of the guests.
"My idea was based on a collaboration with live music. By changing the mood throughout the evening we can cover an immense amount of ground, musically. Between the acts I re-adjust the sound always making it right for the next act, correcting tempo and feel so that the way is paved and the platform is correct. Some of the acts have a particular sound which needs to be introduced gently. On occasion we demand a lot of the listener and the room may drift from the normal club experience but this is where the magic lies. I am particularly proud of the night and it is my honour to present some of my favourite artists." – Craig Richards
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3 Day Flight Mini Camp
Have you registered to play Flight this year? The U10, U12, and U14 Flights teams will participate in a 3 Day Flight Mini Camp In July. RAGE staff will be running the camp and Flight coaches will be there to evaluate players for the Flight Draft. Other than this camp, there will not be any additional opportunities for coaches to evaluate players.
2016 Flight Mini Camp Details
Date: July 26th, 27th, 28th
Location: Upper Bernal
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